Type: QUICK FIRE BRIEF
Client: MYSELF
Deliverables: POSTER, POSTCARD and EMBOSS TYPE POSTCARD
The Brief is to develop your own personal graphic design manifesto text through expressing the aims, attitudes, and approaches that you believe are important as a practicing graphic designer. It is also a contemporary creative audience.
The goal was to create a manifesto text through the icon style with believe concept and the ideas of accomplishment, creative and simple which is the message of represents the ideas itself. The visual design represents the meaning of Creative Problem Solver Design manifesto. The icon style is a simple shapes and each itself are represent what graphic design is.
Simple (circe and rectangle) shows designers are doing work with lots of requests, but their work is always simple results and satisfying for clients or work.
Brave (seesaw) shows how brave designers do work, think fast, make a hard decision, and find a solution to the work.
Aggressive (person) shows how designers take an opportunity in front of them and deal with them as designers to clients. When there are opportunities in front, we must take it because there will be no second chances often.
Passionate (star, circle, and arrow) shows designers put the clients at the heart of their work in everything.
Challenge (star, circle, and one arrow) is showing designers are like to accept any challenge from clients and believe if they accept the challenge, it develops them.
Curious (rectangle, circle, triangle, star, parallelogram) show designers are curious about something of an art to develop the skills, knowledge, work, or any kind of they do.
Flexible (triangle, circle, rectangle, parallelogram, hexagon) shows that designers can be flexible of anything [like action or attitude] for dealing with clients and doing work.
Useful (hexagon, circle, and container) shows that designers are beneficial to both clients and consumers. It successfully serves its purpose, function, or directive.
Thoughtful (flower) shows designers can be sensitive to the differences, the principles, and responsibilities of the designer and client.
Beautiful (flower) shows that designers do work not only functional but also beautiful. The colors, type, visual punctuation, and white space is respected, like an art and a science.
